Remember, the signal didn't travel between the detectors.
Depending on the positions of detectors and sources, they could even have detected the signal at the same time.
I always thought of an emergent property as something which you can't see examining all the single parts by themselfes without taking the relationships between them into account.
I know the article leaves the impression there was only a single court concerned with this.
But of course this couldn't fool someone clever like you.
In fact the Bundestag is in an ongoing three day meeting concerning the Amazon problematic.
And even at work all meetings for the rest of the week are about Amazon.
So - no - of course we have no more pressing issues.
Lazynes is a virtue. It helps me find simple solutions.
My lazynes is so well cultivated, that sometimes when I see overcomplicated solutions I have kind of a lazy-spider-sense tingling, telling me "there has to be a more simple way"
War may be the mother of all inventions but Lazynes is its father;)
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Maybe they should play more D&D then.
Back in the real world the concepts of good and evil are mostly bullshit.
It's not about good vs evil but about conflicts of interests.
Remember, the signal didn't travel between the detectors. Depending on the positions of detectors and sources, they could even have detected the signal at the same time.
This one tries to propagate almost as hard as the Windows Update.
Past proper propagation probably plethoras of problems perceived.
They that out loud three times.
I think trolling just means "remotely regulating the blood pressure of as many people as possible".
systemd seems to want to fix the problem that Linux is a successful server OS.
That's only needed for apple pie, I think.
Where do you think the unknowns come from? Tomorrow's unknowns are today's knowns.
You got Alzheimers?
One has to differentiate between opinions and facts.
Having two contradicting opinions does not neccesary mean one is right and the other is wrong.
Despite the hurt feelings that may occur sometimes, I think it is a good thing that Torvalds has the final say on such decisions.
This guarantees a somewhat homogenous design philosophy for the kernel.
Despite the insulting wording, I think his point is correct.
You need demand for your supply.
It's the precedent that they are fighting...
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2016/02/17/apple-unlocked-iphones-for-the-feds-70-times-before.html
Probably not.
Also, never, EVER, go to a doctor.
If that doctor has a rich history of malpractice lawsuits, you are even right.
Though changing your intelligence agency might not be as easy as changing your doctor.
I always thought of an emergent property as something which you can't see examining all the single parts by themselfes without taking the relationships between them into account.
In physics, the whole is not more than it parts, as it cannot be. Expecting it to be _is_ some kind of mysticism.
I think that'ts wrong
The whole is often more than the sum of its parts, because the relations between the parts may play an additional role.
And guess what - thanks to modern technology, you now can have a government creep follow you to every corner and record what you are shouting.
This is not only about a few private conversations but about the hollowing out of the democratic principle of separation of power.
I know the article leaves the impression there was only a single court concerned with this.
But of course this couldn't fool someone clever like you.
In fact the Bundestag is in an ongoing three day meeting concerning the Amazon problematic.
And even at work all meetings for the rest of the week are about Amazon.
So - no - of course we have no more pressing issues.
Only YOU can decide to allow advertising from a certain company.
Your "friends" cannot make that decision for you. As simple as that.
No - it's about unsolicited advertising
The point is: your "friends" cannot decide that you want that advertising. Only you can.
Basic income is freedom.
In a society where many of your possibilities are influenced by financial aspects it guarantees a basic freedom of choices for everybody.
This could be a really great outcome of the increased automation.
Or in other words: If you hate a basic income you hate our freedom ;)
But yes - thats the whole point.
If due to automation you have fewer and fewer jobs - you want less people interested in the job market.
The ideal outcome would be, that people could do jobs they really liked.
Why all this hate against lazynes?
Lazynes is a virtue. It helps me find simple solutions.
My lazynes is so well cultivated, that sometimes when I see overcomplicated solutions I have kind of a lazy-spider-sense tingling, telling me "there has to be a more simple way"
War may be the mother of all inventions but Lazynes is its father ;)
Your opinion might change when your job gets automated away.
I think it's really hard to quantify a teachers performance.
I wouldn't know how to start.
...that nobody has any clue, and they are changing the system without being able to demonstrate it is going to be functional, much less better.
If you have a background in economics, this is the way it works ^^
..., mostly from China.
or maybe from Verizon
http://tech.slashdot.org/story...
The relevant snippet from the summary:
Spamhaus detected over 4 million IP addresses, mainly stolen from China and Korea, and routed on Verizon's servers with forged paperwork.
Exactly my way.
The AMD CPUs are quite a bit cheaper than the Intel ones. And usually are enough for the games I want to play.
The temperatures this CPUs reach can be a bit frightening. Mine runs usually between 60C and 70C. But so far none left the magic smoke out.
My usage of nVidia Cards comes more from habit than from strong opinions about either of the companies.